There will be no dawdling at the back when a team of young athletes tackles the junior version of the Great North Run this weekend. The six members of the Kendal-based Helm Hill Running Club are planning to tackle the three-mile race in the North East
NATURE walks, photographic classes, spinning demonstrations and children's activities are among the events lined up for visitors to the Yorkshire Dales this autumn. Events being run by the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority include: L Sunday, October
A dazzling gold and silver processional cross, bought as a thank you from a congregation member, has been dedicated to one of the region's most historic churches by the Archbishop of York. The Archbishop of York David Hope mingled with church-goers from
CRAVEN residents aged 65 and over are being encouraged to have a flu jab to help protect their health this winter. Thousands more people of any age with medical conditions such as chronic heart or chest complaints, chronic kidney disease, diabetes and
Altrincham 1, Kendal Town 0. KENDAL TOWN went down fighting in their FA Cup Second Qualifying Round match with UniBond Premier Division opponents Altrincham. Kendal won a series of early corners and from their third a goalbound shot from Ian Simpson was
AUDIO guides have been introduced for visitors to Brantwood, the former home of Victorian artist and social commentator John Ruskin. The guides were recorded and processed at Brantwood using the latest technology, and they cost £1 plus £ 10 deposit. Guides
The NHS Job Shops 2002 Campaign 2002 will take place on Thursday in the main entrance at Furness General Hospital. Last year the jobs fair attracted people interested in new careers, returning to work in the NHS and those wanting jobs in the health field
The NHS Job Shops 2002 Campaign 2002 will take place on Thursday in the main entrance at Furness General Hospital. Last year the jobs fair attracted people interested in new careers, returning to work in the NHS and those wanting jobs in the health field
